MBC Guerrilla Video Volume 4: Damithurt Silat: Aspects of Trapping

[kravmagadave]

I love these videos, these concepts compliment any style

[seriousrampage]

I think for this technik you need at least some basic wrestling skills. It will work against a striker but If your oponent has a wrestling background he could take you to the ground.

[Jehu30]

@perfectshot77 Real self-defense & sports fighting have a lot of similarities, but also a substantial amount of differences. A lot of this stuff wouldn't work against a world class wrestler who is constantly using forward pressure, but then again, the wrestler doesn't need to worry about eye rakes, ear concussions, downward elbows to the cervical spine, doing a 'double-leg' over broken glass & so on. This stuff has a very valuable place in fighting where the goal is hurt someone badly.

[DjRodimusPrimeXyZ]

@perfectshot77 its simple because this is not for sport, going the distance is good in all but ending a fight as quickly as possible is the best solution, happy training.

[Despierto]

This gentleman understands the realities well. This is Thinking's Man Martial Art.

[jeffersontool]

Ironically, it's Christmas right now.

[SaInT1185]

bad ass dude much respect to michael janich 5*

[psychophipps]

That was a pretty non-optimal demonstration of a Lop Sao, to be frank. A real Lop Sao is very similar to the methodology demonstrated in video #1 of this series. The Wing Chun "sticky hands" is done with a check,block,trap series and he only showed the check part of it.

Kind of disappointed, to be honest.

The video did have some great stuff in it, though. *thumbs up*

[ardknk]

great video, your explanation are really clear.

[Sharkman3472]

Great stuff!! I love Mike Janich. His stuff is easy and straight forward. I have volume #2 of this set. All of his moves are very easy to "Build Upon" You can throw in some of your own stuff and you get a great system that is very practical.

[combatives]

This is actually a common movement found in many Silat methods, just Michael throws in some variations. Good teaching, trapping has many variations.

[Shot2DaDome]

Finally a viable application for "hikite"!!!!! Thank you Mr. Janich!

[Rapist87]

Nice. Finally trapping that might actually be practical. Will I be buying this DVD? You bet your ass I will

[doragzed]

Beautiful stuff Mr Janich, you never fail to deliver when it comes to practical cobatives.

[PsionSchamael]

This technique, and the way it's been explained, is awesome! :) Thank you so much, it's really helpful!

[justd3rd]

great stuff!!!

[blfycdq]

very nice brother....

[aku361]

hi friends. I want to ask where you studied this martial art .. taknik you are.

[StoicHessian]

Great stuff. What I love about it is the boiling down of a given technique into the basic mechanics.

[Bellvista2]

He really explains the basics execellent